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London, Nov 12 : It has been more than a year since English singer Alesha Dixon split from her hubby MC Harvey, but she still does not have a man in her life.

Dixon, 30, was shattered when her hubby Harvey fathered a child by his co-star in ‘The Games’, Javine Hylton, but has learnt how to move on.

“I’ve moved on. I’m not sitting here hurting. It’s the past,” the Daily Express quoted her as saying.

The reason she does not have a boyfriend is because “you can’t be with someone for six years and after a year be ready to put your heart on the line again.”

London, Nov 12 : An "intelligent pill,” dubbed the "iPill", has been developed, which when taken releases the correct amount of medicine according to what the body needs.

Designed by Philips, the Dutch electronics giant, the iPill consists of a microprocessor, battery, wireless radio, pump and a drug reservoir so that it can release medication in a specific area in the body.

It uses its sensors to measure acidity ad its location in the gut and then releases the drug, reports The Telegraph.

According to the company spokesman, it is possible to use the iPill for the treatment of digestive tract disorders like Crohn''s disease.

London, Nov. 12: Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo smashed a television set after seeing McLaren's Lewis Hamilton snatch the Formula One world title from Felipe Massa in last weekend''s season-ending Brazilian Grand Prix.

"I broke the television, I must tell the truth," The Sun quoted Montezemolo as telling a news conference at a Ferrari event in Mugello on Sunday.

Hamilton wept with joy after becoming the youngest-ever Formula One world champion earlier this month, and roared: “I thank God for this.”

London, Nov 12: American actress Susan Sarandon has revealed that her body issues are the last things on her mind when she is having an orgasm.

Sarandon had been asked about her deepest thoughts for new TV show 1 ‘Giant Leap - What About Me?’

“In the middle of an orgasm, do I think ‘do I have too much flab around my middle?’” the Sun quoted her as saying.

“I mean when you are really in an ecstatic place and you look at your child’s face and you are completely happy and you have your family around you – you certainly don’t think about that!” she added.

Jamie Catto from Faithless and Duncan Bridgeman, who have travelled across 50 countries and 5 continents, recorded the show.

London, Nov. 12 : Leaders of the Serious Organised Crime Agency (SOCA) have been told by their lawyers not to name the 39 convicted criminals because it would breach their right to a family and private life, and could amount to an "unfair" punishment.

According to The Telegraph, the advice relates to some of the country''s most serious criminal gang masters who have had financial reporting orders imposed on them by the courts.

The orders are a key new police power that require offenders to provide full details of their bank accounts on a monthly basis, and can last for up to 20 years after the criminal is released from jail.